Ultimate Heater Upgrade for Your Overland Build
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2023
- Winter is coming and it is time to update the heater in Clay's Four Wheel Camper!
Webasto is our go-to heater option for our cold weather builds in the fleet. Due to its fuel consumption and capabilities at higher altitudes, we chose the EVO 40 for this install.
Are you looking to get away from propane or looking for an upgraded heat source? Look into the products from Webasto!
Awesome to see in a Four Wheel Camper, have a few customers who have been asking. They recently added shell w/ front dinette as an option so you can get a Hawk around price of a loaded Project M and were adding our own heaters to them.
Awesome video as always XO Crew. Always full of helpful tips and tricks.
Wild like 13 years ago I went through a class in Alaska for the Webasto heaters we had in our military vehicles and they have come a long way.
I asked about an high altitude gas heater on another video with epic family road trip. I am so glad this is out.
Yeahhh!!! No propane anxiety!! Did the Timberline heater/water heater in mine and one of my fav upgrades! Ran almost constantly on my Arctic ocean trip and sips fuel out of my aux gasoline tank. Dumped propane all together with an induction cook top! All the space it opened up getting rid of the propane fixtures AND tank storage was amazing!
Do an awesome new winter snow trail tour!!!😊
I wish I had money for this stuff and travelling 🙂
Great videos.
diesel heaters are sooo awesome! Never get a car without one since... .well since many years back
I have a little different camping setup, but I will need something to heat my tent this winter... I will consider this option too...
Ur videos really help travelers improve! They're cool! I went to Tanginyika Zoo & fed different animals including, for the first time, penguins! It was so fun! When'll B the livestream with Mr Croft?
I got a Webasto 2K gasoline unit to heat my roof top tent and love it. It's quiet and very fuel and power efficient. It wasn't cheap, but I didn't want to go with a 3rd fuel (2nd is propane as well) and the Chinese diesel heaters were fairly unknown at the time. I did pickup a Vevor diesel 5K this year on sale and have been using it around the shop the last few weeks and have been pleased with them.
How do you hook it up to power, just battery clips to a 12v car battery or what
@@chancefluke7833 for now I use one of my testing computer power supplies for my Vevor diesel.
Love the videos, sponsored content is impressive!
I'd love to see a solution for replacing the propane water heater for a diesel one.
I've been looking for someone to put a diesel heater in a Hawk Flatbed! Nice work!! Where did y'all put the air intake for the heat exchange? I saw you put the air intake for combustion chamber in the fridge outside vent.
We have Webasto heaters in most of our vehicles in the german army, many of them over 20 years old that see only minimum maintenance and often terrible use, i‘ve only seen one fail, and it wasn‘t even the heater itself but the diesel hose that flows into the device itself started leaking.
I think you did a good purchase with a Webasto system!
Is it also connected to your engine coolant circle in order to condition the engine before starting it cold?
Beyond showcasing sponsors, It would be helpful if you could talk us what makes this 'ultimate' and why you’d suggest we pick Webasto over the Espar diesel heater.
Very nice, compact little heater! Surprised there is no link to Webasto's site. Also, in that cold climate, I still think that hanger door is a really silly choice, if you're not bringing in airplanes. Just my humble opinion, but I'm correct. LOL
The ultimate adventure rig.
You guys should try Khardungla pass...it's in India. It's about 18000ft road....I think it may be the highest road in the world, accessible by people.
What did you use to insulate the exhaust pipe sitting in the compartment?
Many question and thanks for the video. So if I caught it in the video this a Webasto EVO 40 diesel heater? I'm currently building a 2004 Ext Cab HD 2500 long bed Duramax. This is probably the heat source I'd ultimately love to use. So it will have a Moon Lander Camper as stand up room for me is not a necessity. I'm curious if I would need another fuel tank with the setup? Since the unit sips fuel it might be overkill. Anyway I love all you adventures and info on this channel plus I think we've talked a time or two at the Overland Expo. I live in Colorado so not to far from Montana. If you ever in my neck of the woods give me a holler. I'm in the Western Slope area.
Wow, 18k' , waiting to see how my suburban propane heater does in the Ikon Rockies resorts elevations this winter. I hear propane can be challenged at even those elevations. Actually your old heater looks like a suburban, what elevations were you able to use it?
Personally in the future I’d stay with the build and record the electrical instead of going to the store with the other dude but that’s just me considering I came to see the build.
Right? I have so many questions about fuel and wire routing. I didnt need to see the B roll from the trip to hardware store.
Now, where and how did you route the fuel lines? Did you drill through the floor and the tray to access the tank?
How is the fuel line plumbed from the tank, through the bed, and into the camper?
IM new to these diesel heaters, but they sound like a big upgrade over propane. So as a guy who hunts from deer blinds in the winter, can you tell me how much diesel exhaust there is, is there a lot of smell from them?IM guessing not. Im thinking this could be an awesome upgrade for a late season deer blind if the exhaust fumes are minimal. And yeah yeah to those who look down on deer blind...LOL. I also like to hunt off my back for days in the mtns for elk and mule deer. The deer blinds for whitetails are a nice contrast!
You definitely wanna run the exhaust outside because yes it will smell but if you are in colder temperatures, it is ideal to run the diesel heater off of kerosene due to the lack of issues in cold cold weather. The other nice thing about kerosene as a fuel is it burns extremely clean and does not stink nearest bad is regular diesel?
What roof rack is on the ram?
Thanks for another good video. One question: where is the diesel tank installed or is it connected to the vehicle?
(On my rig I decided for a separate tank in my FWC, which makes disconnecting the FWC easier )
We installed a long range auxiliary fuel tank underneath of the truck. Before that tank went in there was a fuel pick up tube put in knowing that eventually we would put in a diesel heater. So the diesel heater is pulling straight from the auxiliary. long range fuel tank.
@@Tanner_Johnson Thank you for the details, Tanner. Have a safe journey at all times :-)
No noise absorbers on in- or outlet?
Need another central/ south American expedition
How was the fuel lines ran? Did you go though the floor of the heater compartment to the stock tank?
Fuel line went out the same hole that the drain lines went out when the four wheel camper was installed.
@@Tanner_Johnson ahh thank, mine is not set up with interior drains.
Good on for install of quality and not a cheap repeat CHEAP knockoff. and the fact it is diesel and NOT propane
They have nothing cheap on this channel. All top notch items and builds. Have cash flow like the richest trust fund guys.
Trivial question but is Webasto a Korean company?
German in fact.
They produce all the heaters for domestic military use too among other things.
They‘re usually also the go to manufacturer for many european based overlanders.
German.
Thank you thank you
We used our Webasto nearly every morning in Namibia!!…. I thought Africa was meant to be HOT🤷♂️
Also… having the app is next level!
Don't have tktk account yet???✌️✌️
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Easily the best rig in the fleet. Sorry Toyota.
Should be wearing safety glasses when using any power tools.
#Safetysquint
Especially on a channel of this size
Thanks dad!
100 percent
We’re all now safer thanks to this post